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Subiaco Museum > Records

HELMET WORLD WAR TWO

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c. 1940

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Military and Wartime Collection

Overview

Metal is slightly chipped from rusting in parts. Lining is worn around edges. Protective helmet from World War Two. Dark green in colour. Wooden cross-shaped protective block is placed within crown, and an oil linning is supported by small blocks in crown. Khaki chin strap has metal clasp, and strap is attached by cloth -covered elastic to helmet.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1988.172

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Material

Keywords

Military Associations

Year

Statement of significance

World War II history. Example of a military helmet.

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